TIME Read to Me Corner 1
Jr. High Entrance

Picture Book Reading and Storytelling
All Ages
Read to Me Corner 2
Room E106

Picture Book Reading and Storytelling
All Ages
Busy Bookworms
Room E112

Workshops and
Hands-on Activities
Pre-K - 6th Grade
Tween Time
Room W105

Presentations, Book-Talks and Workshops
Ages 10 -14
Just for Teens
and Adults
Room W109

Panel Discussions with the Authors
Teens & Adults
Presentation Place 1
Room W102

Presentations and Discussions:
All Ages
Presentation Place 2
Library

Presentations and Discussions
All Ages
10:00-10:30 Author Tables and Exhibitors Open Rose Kent
You Can Do It Too!
Turning a Story Idea Into a Published Book
10:30-
11:00
Iza Trapani
Froggie Went A-Courtin'
The Itsy Bitsy Spider
Rufus and Friends - School Days

Ages PK - 8
Kyra Teis
Magic Flute
Ages PK - 8
Olugmesola Rhuday-Perkovich
DIY Superhero/Writing For Change
Creating Your Superhero Self

Naomi Zucker
Quite A Character

10:30 - 11:15 Graphic Novels & Supernatural Trends
Amanda Marrone
Barbara Slate
MJ Caraway
Ryan Sias

11:15 - 12:00
Common Ground: Connecting Teens through Books & Music

Megan Frazer
Michelle Zink
Danielle Joseph
MaryRose Wood

Alan Katz
The World and Works of
Alan Katz: Songs, Poems, Picture Books, Trivia, and More

Loree Burns
Chronicle of a Honey Bee Catastrophe: Introduction to the World of a Honey Bee Colony
11:00-11:30 Michelle Knudsen
Library Lion
Ages PK - 7
Susanna Hill
Punxsutawney Phyllis
Ages PK - 8
Nancy Furstinger
Why I'd Rather Date My Dog
Writing About A Pet
D. Dina Friedman
Writing Historical Fiction or Holocaust Literature
Da Chen
How to Write A YA Novel
Bruce Hiscock
Travel Through the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge with Bruce Hiscock
11:30-12:00 Leslie Kimmelman
Mind Your Manners
Ages PK - 7
Alexandra Siy
Cars On Mars
Ages 6+
Barbara Lehman
Comic Drawing Workshop
Wordless picture books, telling a story with illustrations and comics
Jeannine Atkins
Writing Poems Together
Participants will be given prompts to write their own poems
Sylvie Kantorovitz
Watch an Illustrator
at Work: You Decide Her Assignment

Nancy Castaldo
Happy Earth Day
Celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day through this interactive presentation
12:00-12:30 Eve Feldman
Sponsored by
Claverack Library

Billy & Milly,
Short & Silly

All Ages
Kathy Troidle Jackson
White Dog Haikus and Things We Learned From Our Westie
Ages 5+
Jerry Craft
Cartooning Workshop
Step-by-step instructions on how to create your own cartoon characters
Coleen Murtagh Paratore
A Conversation with Coleen (Author of the "Willa" Books, soon to be a movie)

12:00 - 12:45
Writing and Publishing for Teens with a Focus on Writing Female Characters

Daphne Grab
Siobhan Vivian
Aimee Ferris
Ellen Jenson Abbott

12:45-1:30
Writing for Teens: Focus on Boys

Peter Marino
Jan Cheripko
Jennifer Hubbard

Pam Allyn
What to Read When:
Finding the Perfect Book for All of the Milestones in Your Child's Life
Richard Copley
Civil War 3-D Photography: 19th Century Stereographs, Cameras and Viewers
12:30-1:00 Karen Beil
Jack's House
Mooove Over
Fire In Their Eyes: Wild Fires & the People Who
Fight Them

Ages PK - 12
Michael Bowman
Spirit of Whiteface
Ages 11+
Marc Tyler Nobleman
The Language of Cartoons
Reading cartoons is like solving a mystery; Cartoon humor and special effects
Grade 3 to adult
Lea Wait
Bringing the Past To Life
Kathleen Duble
What a Character! Author, Audience and Wacky Costumes Make Characters Come Alive
Anita Sanchez
Let's Make History: Tombstones, Journals, Maps and Actual Documents Prove That History is Never Dull
1:00-1:30 John Farrell
Singer, Songwriter, Author
Auditorium
   
1:30-2:00 Susanne Bloom
Splendid Friend, Indeed
Treasure

Ages 2+
Eric Velasquez
Grandma's Records
Ages 7+
Stephen Tomecek
"The Dirtmeister"

Science Around the House Simple Science demos you can do with "dirt cheap" household items
John Grandits
Concrete Poetry: Poetry that Takes Shape

1:30 - 2:15
Writing about Social/Political Issues

Lyn Miller Lachman
Neesha Memminger
Sarah Darer Littman
Zetta Elliott

2:15 - 3:00
Working with a Critique Group

Jo Knowles
Eric Luper
Ann Haywood Leal

Richard Michelson
Fact or Fiction:
How Much of Each Belongs in a Story?
David Kelly
Lessons From Babe Ruth and Baseball: Explore What It Takes to Succeed in Baseball and Life
2:00-2:30 Alyssa Capucilli
Biscuit
Katy Duck is a Caterpillar

Ages 2 - 7
Lynne Barasch
First Come the Zebra
Ages PK - 9
Nick Bruel
Bad Kitty
Coming up with ideas for books
Seymour Simon
Sponsored by
Claverick Library

Read and Answer Questions From My Books
Jason Edwards
Storytelling Through Children's Theatre;
No reading/writing skills required
Hudson Talbott
River of Dreams:
The Story of the Hudson River
2:30-3:00 Marguerite Davol
Black, White, Just Right
Ages PK - 6
Kate Feiffer
The Wild Wild Inside: A View From Mommy's Tummy
Ages PK - 8
Kathy Ceceri
Boomerang Myths From Australia
Why do boomerangs fly; Make an Indoor Boomerang
Barbara Dee
Finding the Right Voice in Tween Fiction
Lois Miner Huey
What is Archaeology?
Finding sites, excavations, lab work & analysis
Laurie Calkhoven
Daniel At The Siege of Boston 1776: What Was Boston Like in the Revolution
3:00-3:30 Daniel Mahoney
The Saturday Escape
A Really Good Snowman

Ages PK - 8
Anne Broyles
Priscilla and the Hollyhocks
Shy Halloween

Ages PK - 10
Charise Harper
How to Make a One Page Zine (Comic)
Just like Grace, make your own little comic
Mark Shulman
Non-Fiction Can Be Fun - and Funny. Learn interesting ways to present the facts - without even making anything up
  Melanie Hall
Would You Like To Be An Illustrator? The Fine Art of Illustrating: Demonstrating Mixed Media
Katie Davis
Draw A Story: Interactive Storytelling and Drawing
3:30-4:00 Author Tables and Exhibitors Open